In the era of digital information, social development requires an increasing demand for various types of sensors, especially flexible electronic sensors, which are capable of sensing external environmental stimuli and transducing to the electrical signals for analysis and processing. The diverse output electrical signals present challenges for the widespread applications, which need to develop a universal wireless monitoring framework to adapt multiple sensors. In this work, we developed a universal wireless multimodal sensor monitor system with measurement accuracy comparable to commercial testing equipment. The system features a modular design to support the collection of multimodal signals with personalized customization and reduced power consumption. The multi-sensor monitor system exhibited broad application prospects in healthcare, prosthetics, robotics, and human-machine interaction.
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